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The Readme told contributors to `pip install -e .[dev]` but no such extra existed, and moto (needed by tests/test_s3.py) was declared nowhere, so the S3 streaming path was skipped both locally and in CI. The extra now lists the test tooling and CI installs it. CI also runs on pull_request so contributions from forks are tested, as the Readme already claimed. requires-python is declared so pip refuses unsupported interpreters, the coverage artefacts are ignored, and the mention of a pre-commit setup that does not exist is dropped.
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The Readme told contributors to
pip install -e .[dev]but no such extra existed, and moto (needed by tests/test_s3.py) was declared nowhere, so the S3 streaming path was skipped both locally and in CI. The extra now lists the test tooling and CI installs it. CI also runs on pull_request so contributions from forks are tested, as the Readme already claimed. requires-python is declared so pip refuses unsupported interpreters, the coverage artefacts are ignored, and the mention of a pre-commit setup that does not exist is dropped.